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Teleoperation Companies: Remote Driving and Remote Robot Operators, Pay and Funding

22 companies run remote driving or remote robot operation as a service or at scale; 59 facts about their offerings, operators, pay, funding and rules are on record, each linked to its source.

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10 Jan 2023 to 28 Oct 2026
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    Vay is the most documented teleoperation company (6 sourced facts).

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  2. 2

    6 published pay figures for teleoperators from 5 companies.

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    6 companies say where their operators sit; Astro Robotics, Elmo and Ottopia are among them.

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    Shutdown on record: Phantom Auto, which built a teleoperation platform letting remote drivers operate vehicles from far away, shut down after failing to secure new funding; its founder and CEO said it was ceasing operations.

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The teleoperation companies and what each runs

Which companies run remote driving or remote robot operation, where do their operators work and what are they paid?

CompanyWhat it offersSourced facts
VayVayVay launched its first commercial service in Las Vegas: electric rental cars delivered to and collected from customers by remote drivers (teledrivers) working from a teledrive center, initially around UNLV and the Arts District.Vay opened a new Remote Driving Center office inside the Zappos campus in Downtown Las Vegas, housing its Remote Driver teams, while its vehicle production facility is in Henderson, Nevada.Vay advertises its part-time Remote Driver (teledriver) role in Las Vegas at a starting rate of $18 an hour, with potential to earn up to $25 an hour.
FernrideFernrideFernride's terminal tractors run most tasks autonomously while a remote operator oversees them, assists with exceptions or takes over driving when needed.n/an/a
OttopiaOttopiaOttopia sells a teleoperation platform for military unmanned ground vehicles, as turnkey systems embedded by OEMs or as retrofit kits, and set up a U.S. subsidiary to expand its defence business.Ottopia is headquartered in Israel and supports customers across the United States, Europe and Asia.n/a
PrismaXThe Robot ReportPrismaX launched its browser teleoperation platform, letting users log in and remotely operate a robotic arm, at its first RoboCon event.n/aPrismaX states it has paid more than $1 million in total to contributors of teleoperation and egocentric data.
Astro RoboticsRest of Worldn/aAstro Robotics staff in an office in Manila's financial district monitor and remotely control, around the clock, Telexistence robots restocking convenience store shelves in Japan; about 60 people were at work there when Rest of World visited.An Astro Robotics employee said each tele-operator earns between $250 and $315 a month, about the same as a call center agent in the Philippines.
Cobot (Collaborative Robotics)Cobot (Ashby job board)n/an/aCobot pays its full-time Robotics Data Collection Operators in Seattle $22 an hour; they manipulate robot arms through assigned tasks to collect AI training data, on day or evening shifts on site.
ElmoTrade with EstoniaElmo launched a teledriven taxi service in Tallinn with German taxi platform Bliq, using licensed remote operators, and was selected by the City of Heidelberg for a German launch.Elmo says its remote driving technology operates in Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Canada and Ukraine, with Germany next.n/a
FrodoBots / BitRobotSolana MediaFrodoBots ran sidewalk robots as a game in which anyone could take control of someone's robot through a browser and drive it around a real city, and open-sourced about 2,000 hours of the resulting driving as FrodoBots-2K.n/aBitRobot scores contributed robot data by how much new information it adds, so novel data earns contributors more than repetitive data.
TeleoThe Robot ReportTeleo retrofits bulldozers, wheel loaders and excavators so they can be remotely operated or run semi-autonomously, with one operator overseeing several machines from a command center that can be thousands of miles away.n/an/a
Avatar RoboticsThe Robot ReportAvatar Robotics says remote human operators control its robots to do picking, packing, kitting, sorting, cycle counting and material handling in customer facilities, and that the operations generate control and task data that feeds robotic foundation models.n/an/a
Contoro RoboticsRobotics 24/7Contoro's truck and container unloading robots are backed by human-in-the-loop remote monitoring and teleoperation.n/an/a
DriveU.autoDriveU.autoBesides its teleoperation connectivity platform, DriveU.auto sells an Autonomous Terminal Tractor Retrofit Kit that converts existing port terminal fleets into autonomous vehicles, and teleoperation for defense.n/an/a
Extend RoboticsThe AI Insidern/an/an/a
FormantFormantFormant sells an operating layer for robot fleets; its listed uses include remote inspection, fleet observability, remote support, remote diagnostics and teleoperation.n/an/a
Halo.CarTechCrunchHalo.Car launched driverless operations in Las Vegas, delivering rental cars to customers' doors with remote drivers at a Halo operations center and no safety driver on board (a chase car followed initially).n/an/a
Imperium DriveParking Review (TransportXtra)At launch the Fetch fleet had four cars, operating within a four-mile radius of Milton Keynes city centre.n/an/a
Phantom AutoTechCrunchn/an/an/a
SenseiY CombinatorSensei says its human-demonstration collection device costs under $300, against $40,000 or more per platform for a conventional robot teleoperation setup, and collects data at a tenth of the cost and twice the speed of teleop.n/an/a
TelexistenceRest of Worldn/an/an/a
Tutor IntelligenceThe Robot Reportn/aTutor Intelligence's 100-robot Data Factory in Watertown, Massachusetts is supervised by 45 to 50 remote tutors in Mexico and the Philippines using proprioceptive teleoperation, plus on-site staff.n/a
VoysysThe Robot Reportn/an/an/a
Prosper RoboticsMIT Technology Reviewn/aProsper's founder expects its home robot Alfie to handle only about 20% of tasks on its own at first, with the rest done by a team of remote assistants, at least some based in the Philippines, who can remotely control it.n/a

Base: 22 companies, 59 facts, each linked to the page that states it (reviewed 28 Oct 2026).

Includes companies that sell teleoperation (remote driving platforms, teleoperation software and services) and companies that run large remote-operator teams for their own robots.

Credit: compiled by RobotTraining.jobs Research, Teleoperation Companies: Remote Driving and Remote Robot Operators, Pay and Funding, October 2026 edition.

Figure 2

What teleoperators are paid

What do remote drivers and robot teleoperators earn, as companies and outlets state it?

Base: 6 pay figures, each as its source words it.

Pay stays in the currency and period its source gives; nothing is converted.

Credit: compiled by RobotTraining.jobs Research, Teleoperation Companies: Remote Driving and Remote Robot Operators, Pay and Funding, October 2026 edition.

Figure 3

Funding, sales and shutdowns

Which teleoperation companies raised money, were sold or shut down, and when?

CompanyEvent as stated
Extend RoboticsThe AI InsiderUK teleoperation company Extend Robotics raised 2.6 million pounds (pre-Series A) led by Skyworks Venture Capital Fund to expand its pay-per-result service and build a distributed remote-operator network.5 Oct 2026
OttopiaOttopiaOttopia completed the sale of its defense teleoperation business to Ondas, which bought it with two other defense businesses for $56 million in aggregate (plus up to $32 million in earnouts); Ottopia keeps its commercial robotics and autonomous fleet business.23 Sep 2026
Avatar RoboticsThe Robot ReportAvatar Robotics, which has remote human operators control its semi-humanoid warehouse robots, raised a 6.5 million US dollar seed round led by AlleyCorp, following a pre-seed led by defy.vc.7 Aug 2026
FernrideFernrideQuantum Systems, the German maker of unmanned aerial systems, acquired Fernride; financial terms were not disclosed.17 Dec 2025
Tutor IntelligenceRobotics 24/7Tutor Intelligence, whose warehouse robots are backed by remote teleoperators, closed a $34 million Series A led by Union Square Ventures, bringing total capital raised to $42 million.1 Dec 2025
VayVayGrab signed agreements to invest $60 million in cash in Vay for a minority stake, with a potential further $350 million subject to financial and operational milestones within the first year after closing.10 Nov 2025
VoysysThe Robot ReportServe Robotics acquired the assets of Phantom Auto and its Swedish teleoperation streaming subsidiary Voysys for about $5.75 million in cash; Voysys continues as a standalone teleoperation provider.9 Sep 2025
FernrideFernrideFernride extended its Series A by 18 million euros, backed by Helantic, bringing total funding to 75 million euros, to take its ground autonomy platform into European defence logistics.4 Sep 2025
PrismaXThe Robot ReportPrismaX, which runs a teleoperation platform and operator network for robot data, launched with an $11 million round led by a16z CSX.18 Jun 2025
Contoro RoboticsRobotics 24/7Contoro Robotics raised a $12 million Series A from Doosan, Coupang, the Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund and IMM among others, bringing total funding to $22 million.25 Mar 2025
FrodoBots / BitRobotBitRobotFrodoBots Lab raised a $6 million seed round (led by Protocol VC, per Solana Compass) for its Solana-based BitRobot network, part of $8 million total funding disclosed in February 2025.1 Feb 2025
TeleoThe Robot ReportTeleo raised $16.2 million in Series A extension funding, bringing its total raised since 2019 to $29.8 million.22 Nov 2024
Cobot (Collaborative Robotics)Robotics 24/7Collaborative Robotics (Cobot) raised a $100 million Series B led by General Catalyst, bringing total funding to over $140 million.23 Apr 2024
Phantom AutoTechCrunchPhantom Auto, which built a teleoperation platform letting remote drivers operate vehicles from far away, shut down after failing to secure new funding; its founder and CEO said it was ceasing operations.12 Mar 2024
Phantom AutoTechCrunchPhantom Auto had raised a total of $95 million before it shut down.12 Mar 2024
ElmoTech.euTallinn-based Elmo, which develops remote control technology for cars and runs a remotely delivered rental service, raised 2.6 million euros from Highgoal Capital Management, FlyCap, Barolo Invest and SAGGIS to license its technology abroad.27 Apr 2023
OttopiaMarkLinesOttopia raised a $14.5 million Series A for its teleoperation software, with ComfortDelGro, the AI Alliance Fund and existing investors MizMaa Ventures, IN Venture and Next Gear Ventures.10 Jan 2023

Base: 17 events.

Acquisitions are listed with funding; an amount paid for several businesses together is not split.

Credit: compiled by RobotTraining.jobs Research, Teleoperation Companies: Remote Driving and Remote Robot Operators, Pay and Funding, October 2026 edition.

Figure 4

Every sourced fact

What exactly has been published about each teleoperation company?

CompanyKindFact
Astro RoboticsRest of WorldWhere operators workAstro Robotics staff in an office in Manila's financial district monitor and remotely control, around the clock, Telexistence robots restocking convenience store shelves in Japan; about 60 people were at work there when Rest of World visited.20 Oct 2025Reported by an outlet
Astro RoboticsRest of WorldOperatorsEach Astro Robotics tele-operator (called a pilot) monitors around 50 robots at a time and takes over with a VR headset and joysticks when a robot fails.20 Oct 2025Reported by an outlet
Astro RoboticsRest of WorldPay to operatorsAn Astro Robotics employee said each tele-operator earns between $250 and $315 a month, about the same as a call center agent in the Philippines.20 Oct 2025Reported by an outlet
Avatar RoboticsThe Robot ReportFunding or saleAvatar Robotics, which has remote human operators control its semi-humanoid warehouse robots, raised a 6.5 million US dollar seed round led by AlleyCorp, following a pre-seed led by defy.vc.7 Aug 2026Stated by the company or an official page
Avatar RoboticsThe Robot ReportWhat it offersAvatar Robotics says remote human operators control its robots to do picking, packing, kitting, sorting, cycle counting and material handling in customer facilities, and that the operations generate control and task data that feeds robotic foundation models.7 Aug 2026Stated by the company or an official page
Cobot (Collaborative Robotics)Cobot (Ashby job board)Pay to operatorsCobot pays its full-time Robotics Data Collection Operators in Seattle $22 an hour; they manipulate robot arms through assigned tasks to collect AI training data, on day or evening shifts on site.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
Cobot (Collaborative Robotics)Cobot (Ashby job board)Pay to operatorsCobot pays Robotics Data Collection Operators in Santa Clara $20 an hour for 40 hours a week.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
Cobot (Collaborative Robotics)Robotics 24/7Funding or saleCollaborative Robotics (Cobot) raised a $100 million Series B led by General Catalyst, bringing total funding to over $140 million.23 Apr 2024Stated by the company or an official page
Contoro RoboticsRobotics 24/7Funding or saleContoro Robotics raised a $12 million Series A from Doosan, Coupang, the Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund and IMM among others, bringing total funding to $22 million.25 Mar 2025Stated by the company or an official page
Contoro RoboticsRobotics 24/7What it offersContoro's truck and container unloading robots are backed by human-in-the-loop remote monitoring and teleoperation.25 Mar 2025Reported by an outlet
DriveU.autoDriveU.autoWhat it offersBesides its teleoperation connectivity platform, DriveU.auto sells an Autonomous Terminal Tractor Retrofit Kit that converts existing port terminal fleets into autonomous vehicles, and teleoperation for defense.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
DriveU.autoThe Robot ReportNamed customerServe Robotics deployed DriveU.auto's teleoperation connectivity platform in its commercial delivery robot fleet to monitor and supervise robots remotely, as it deploys up to 2,000 robots on Uber Eats.4 Jun 2024Stated by the company or an official page
ElmoTrade with EstoniaWhere operators workElmo says its remote driving technology operates in Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Canada and Ukraine, with Germany next.25 Aug 2025Stated by the company or an official page
ElmoTrade with EstoniaLaunchElmo launched a teledriven taxi service in Tallinn with German taxi platform Bliq, using licensed remote operators, and was selected by the City of Heidelberg for a German launch.1 Jun 2025Stated by the company or an official page
ElmoTech.euFunding or saleTallinn-based Elmo, which develops remote control technology for cars and runs a remotely delivered rental service, raised 2.6 million euros from Highgoal Capital Management, FlyCap, Barolo Invest and SAGGIS to license its technology abroad.27 Apr 2023Reported by an outlet
Extend RoboticsThe AI InsiderFunding or saleUK teleoperation company Extend Robotics raised 2.6 million pounds (pre-Series A) led by Skyworks Venture Capital Fund to expand its pay-per-result service and build a distributed remote-operator network.5 Oct 2026Reported by an outlet
Extend RoboticsThe AI InsiderNamed customerExtend Robotics reported 35 subscription customers for its AMAS teleoperation platform across four sales regions in automotive, aerospace, nuclear, robotics and agriculture.5 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
FernrideFernrideFunding or saleQuantum Systems, the German maker of unmanned aerial systems, acquired Fernride; financial terms were not disclosed.17 Dec 2025Stated by the company or an official page
FernrideFernrideFunding or saleFernride extended its Series A by 18 million euros, backed by Helantic, bringing total funding to 75 million euros, to take its ground autonomy platform into European defence logistics.4 Sep 2025Stated by the company or an official page
FernrideFernrideNamed customerFernride names HHLA, Volkswagen and DB Schenker as customers for its civilian logistics automation.4 Sep 2025Stated by the company or an official page
FernrideFernrideRegulationFernride became the first company to receive TUV SUD certification for an autonomous terminal tractor under the EU Machinery Directive, and with Estonian Transport Administration approval began moving to driverless operation at HHLA TK Estonia near Tallinn.10 Jul 2025Stated by the company or an official page
FernrideFernrideWhat it offersFernride's terminal tractors run most tasks autonomously while a remote operator oversees them, assists with exceptions or takes over driving when needed.10 Sep 2024Stated by the company or an official page
FormantFormantWhat it offersFormant sells an operating layer for robot fleets; its listed uses include remote inspection, fleet observability, remote support, remote diagnostics and teleoperation.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
FormantFormantNamed customerFormant says its robot operations platform, which includes teleoperation, has run across 644 production organizations, per its platform telemetry as of May 2026.1 May 2026Stated by the company or an official page
FrodoBots / BitRobotSolana MediaWhat it offersFrodoBots ran sidewalk robots as a game in which anyone could take control of someone's robot through a browser and drive it around a real city, and open-sourced about 2,000 hours of the resulting driving as FrodoBots-2K.7 Sep 2026Stated by the company or an official page
FrodoBots / BitRobotSolana MediaPay to operatorsBitRobot scores contributed robot data by how much new information it adds, so novel data earns contributors more than repetitive data.7 Sep 2026Stated by the company or an official page
FrodoBots / BitRobotBitRobotFunding or saleFrodoBots Lab raised a $6 million seed round (led by Protocol VC, per Solana Compass) for its Solana-based BitRobot network, part of $8 million total funding disclosed in February 2025.1 Feb 2025Stated by the company or an official page
Halo.CarDigital Dealer (press release)Named customerHalo.Car opened its remote driving technology to outside fleets through a beta program, naming EV rental companies EV Access and Joulez and EV leasing company Spring Free EV as the first participants.17 Apr 2024Stated by the company or an official page
Halo.CarTechCrunchLaunchHalo.Car launched driverless operations in Las Vegas, delivering rental cars to customers' doors with remote drivers at a Halo operations center and no safety driver on board (a chase car followed initially).29 Jun 2023Reported by an outlet
Imperium DriveParking Review (TransportXtra)What it offersAt launch the Fetch fleet had four cars, operating within a four-mile radius of Milton Keynes city centre.7 Jun 2023Stated by the company or an official page
Imperium DriveAutocarLaunchImperium Drive launched Fetch in Milton Keynes after 18 months of trials, described as the first commercial remote driving service of its kind: cars are delivered to the customer by a remote operator in an office and collected remotely after the rental.1 Jun 2023Stated by the company or an official page
OttopiaOttopiaFunding or saleOttopia completed the sale of its defense teleoperation business to Ondas, which bought it with two other defense businesses for $56 million in aggregate (plus up to $32 million in earnouts); Ottopia keeps its commercial robotics and autonomous fleet business.23 Sep 2026Stated by the company or an official page
OttopiaOttopiaWhere operators workOttopia is headquartered in Israel and supports customers across the United States, Europe and Asia.23 Sep 2026Stated by the company or an official page
OttopiaOttopiaWhat it offersOttopia sells a teleoperation platform for military unmanned ground vehicles, as turnkey systems embedded by OEMs or as retrofit kits, and set up a U.S. subsidiary to expand its defence business.4 Feb 2025Stated by the company or an official page
OttopiaMarkLinesFunding or saleOttopia raised a $14.5 million Series A for its teleoperation software, with ComfortDelGro, the AI Alliance Fund and existing investors MizMaa Ventures, IN Venture and Next Gear Ventures.10 Jan 2023Reported by an outlet
Phantom AutoTechCrunchShutdownPhantom Auto, which built a teleoperation platform letting remote drivers operate vehicles from far away, shut down after failing to secure new funding; its founder and CEO said it was ceasing operations.12 Mar 2024Reported by an outlet
Phantom AutoTechCrunchFunding or salePhantom Auto had raised a total of $95 million before it shut down.12 Mar 2024Reported by an outlet
PrismaXPrismaXPay to operatorsPrismaX states it has paid more than $1 million in total to contributors of teleoperation and egocentric data.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
PrismaXPrismaXOperatorsPrismaX recruits owner-operators to run teleoperation sessions on their own robots, alongside skilled operators who teleoperate robot arms and humanoids through real tasks.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
PrismaXThe Robot ReportLaunchPrismaX launched its browser teleoperation platform, letting users log in and remotely operate a robotic arm, at its first RoboCon event.5 Aug 2025Stated by the company or an official page
PrismaXThe Robot ReportFunding or salePrismaX, which runs a teleoperation platform and operator network for robot data, launched with an $11 million round led by a16z CSX.18 Jun 2025Stated by the company or an official page
Prosper RoboticsMIT Technology ReviewWhere operators workProsper's founder expects its home robot Alfie to handle only about 20% of tasks on its own at first, with the rest done by a team of remote assistants, at least some based in the Philippines, who can remotely control it.23 Dec 2024Stated by the company or an official page
SenseiY CombinatorOperatorsSensei (Y Combinator) runs a network of paid human operators who use its low-cost collection hardware to fulfil robot data requests from robotics companies.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
SenseiY CombinatorWhat it offersSensei says its human-demonstration collection device costs under $300, against $40,000 or more per platform for a conventional robot teleoperation setup, and collects data at a tenth of the cost and twice the speed of teleop.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
TeleoThe Robot ReportFunding or saleTeleo raised $16.2 million in Series A extension funding, bringing its total raised since 2019 to $29.8 million.22 Nov 2024Stated by the company or an official page
TeleoThe Robot ReportNamed customerTeleo announced new orders for 34 retrofitted machines from 9 new customers in pulp and paper, logging, port logistics, munition clearing and agriculture.22 Nov 2024Stated by the company or an official page
TeleoThe Robot ReportWhat it offersTeleo retrofits bulldozers, wheel loaders and excavators so they can be remotely operated or run semi-autonomously, with one operator overseeing several machines from a command center that can be thousands of miles away.22 Nov 2024Stated by the company or an official page
TelexistenceRest of WorldNamed customerTelexistence has deployed its remotely supervised shelf-restocking robots in the back rooms of more than 300 FamilyMart and Lawson stores in Tokyo since 2022, and plans to use them in 7-Elevens.20 Oct 2025Reported by an outlet
TelexistenceRest of WorldNamed customerTelexistence is providing data from its remotely operated store robots to Physical Intelligence to help develop robot foundation models.20 Oct 2025Reported by an outlet
Tutor IntelligenceThe Robot ReportWhere operators workTutor Intelligence's 100-robot Data Factory in Watertown, Massachusetts is supervised by 45 to 50 remote tutors in Mexico and the Philippines using proprioceptive teleoperation, plus on-site staff.5 May 2026Stated by the company or an official page
Tutor IntelligenceRobotics 24/7Funding or saleTutor Intelligence, whose warehouse robots are backed by remote teleoperators, closed a $34 million Series A led by Union Square Ventures, bringing total capital raised to $42 million.1 Dec 2025Stated by the company or an official page
VayVay (Greenhouse job board)Pay to operatorsVay advertises its part-time Remote Driver (teledriver) role in Las Vegas at a starting rate of $18 an hour, with potential to earn up to $25 an hour.as of 18 Oct 2026Stated by the company or an official page
VayVayWhere operators workVay opened a new Remote Driving Center office inside the Zappos campus in Downtown Las Vegas, housing its Remote Driver teams, while its vehicle production facility is in Henderson, Nevada.29 Apr 2026Stated by the company or an official page
VayVayOperatorsVay said it had grown to 175 vehicles and more than 60,000 rides in Las Vegas and planned to increase the number of Las Vegas-based Remote Drivers in 2026.29 Apr 2026Stated by the company or an official page
Vayheise onlineRegulationGermany's Road Traffic Remote Driving Regulation (StVFernLV) came into force on December 1, 2025, allowing vehicles to be driven remotely from control centres during a five-year test phase; before it, remote driving in Germany needed individual exemption permits, which Vay had relied on.1 Dec 2025Reported by an outlet
VayVayFunding or saleGrab signed agreements to invest $60 million in cash in Vay for a minority stake, with a potential further $350 million subject to financial and operational milestones within the first year after closing.10 Nov 2025Stated by the company or an official page
VayVayLaunchVay launched its first commercial service in Las Vegas: electric rental cars delivered to and collected from customers by remote drivers (teledrivers) working from a teledrive center, initially around UNLV and the Arts District.17 Jan 2024Stated by the company or an official page
VoysysThe Robot ReportFunding or saleServe Robotics acquired the assets of Phantom Auto and its Swedish teleoperation streaming subsidiary Voysys for about $5.75 million in cash; Voysys continues as a standalone teleoperation provider.9 Sep 2025Stated by the company or an official page
VoysysThe Robot ReportNamed customerVoysys clients that Serve Robotics plans to keep serving include a major European commercial vehicle manufacturer, a middle-mile autonomous trucking company and agricultural robotics company Maniro AI; Serve itself was a Voysys customer before the purchase.9 Sep 2025Stated by the company or an official page

Base: All 59 facts.

Credit: compiled by RobotTraining.jobs Research, Teleoperation Companies: Remote Driving and Remote Robot Operators, Pay and Funding, October 2026 edition.

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